Writer, Global
Enuma Okoro is a writer, speaker and creative consultant. She is a TEDx speaker and an award winning author of four nonfiction books, and numerous essays and articles. She has written widely on culture, faith and identity for publications including NPR, The New York Times, The Atlantic, Quartz, The Washington Post, The Guardian, ABC’s Good Morning America, and more. She is currently finishing her first novel. Born in New York City, she was raised in America, Cote d’Ivoire and England but currently splits her time between New York, Nigeria and Italy.
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Beauty and aesthetics
Blackness and beauty
We need a radical new paradigm for thinking about blackness that recognises beauty’s potential to save lives
Enuma Okoro
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Cosmopolitanism
This is your morning
I left the US, the land of my birth, sickened by racial injustice. But the return to a homeland is not a simple matter
Enuma Okoro